Best 2021 Palomino Puma Travel Trailer RV Door Parts

I replaced 4 of these to replace the plastic ones that had broke. These fit perfectly. They still look and work as good as the day I put them on. Thanks etrailer

I appreciated the directions for installing the blind, but there were no instructions for installing the window. The window is pretty straight forward, but I didn't know what the plastic tabs were for...I watched a youtube video and figured out they were for uninstalling the old window.

Fit & Finish of the product is very good. Minimal difficulty in installation. As others have stated, ensure that the Blue Masking Tape is used while both removing old door window & installing the Lippert window.

This is a classic example of a product designed manufactured and marketed by people that don’t use it themselves. The screen blows out of the track with slightest cross breeze or any other breeze. I threw your tracks away as they are useless. The only place these tracks would work is indoors at the RV Expo. The tracks I designed hold the screen in place. Now that I spent time rebuilding it it’s quite nice. Thank you for asking.

Thanks for fast shipping. I did open the box and everything was included. We plan to install the screen door this weekend. So we are ready to go for the Rose Cup / PWC races at PIR July 13-14-15 My son bought a fifth wheel race car trailer which the screen door will be installed. The cool 12v lighting system will be nicely displayed in the evening through the screen. One of the main reasons for buying this style of screen door is the clean solid fit look. Instead of either making one of buying a magnetic closure. This is my second purchase with etrailer.

Easy install, appears to be good quality.

Easy to find items shipping was prompt good quality and easy installation

I'm happy I bought this unit. It fit my 1990 Fleetwood Jamboree perfectly. The original unit was literally falling apart and this new unit installed easily. I gave it four stars because I'm not impressed with the plastic ratchet post/slot assembly. It closed with a lot of pressure and remained tight, which is great. However, it's plastic. While it's great for now, I would have preferred screws, which will last the next decade or two. Having no confidence in the long term viability of plastic, I used caulking in the post/slots to "glue" them together, and installed both the interior and exterior sections with caulking, hoping the caulking does the long term job of keeping the unit in place, even after the plastic has become brittle. I'll update you in 10 years - hahaha. For now, I love the unit and would recommend it to anyone with my caveat about the plastic parts rather than screws.